No telescope? No problem. The Leonids are peaking, and it's the perfect excuse to look up and start exploring the night sky.

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The Leonids meteor shower tends to look like it's coming from the constellation Leo the Lion and the eastern part of the sky.

Sky-gazers worldwide may get the chance to see a celestial display this week as the annual Leonid meteor shower reaches its peak.

Some of the fastest meteors will streak across the sky on the night of Nov. 17, as the Leonid meteor shower reaches its peak. Here's how to catch the show in Tennessee.